1) All Homework needs to be submitted as a file attachment. 2) All Homeworks are to be written as fully developed, college-level essays. They need to have clear introductions, body paragraphs, and conclusions. 3) All Homeworks are to be cited with appropriate support for your anthropology argument. Use APA style to do this and provide a Works Cited at the end of the essay. 4) All Homeworks are to be written in third person style and use all the good writing skills expected of college level work. Essays will be graded on both content as well as professional writing ability. In no more than 3 double spaced typed pages, answer the following question(s) and attach your response as an uploaded file. Submit your file as an attachment (reference the Course Information folder for further details. File formats accepted: .docx .doc .pdf .rtf only). In Islam, one of the easily visible markings of a Muslim woman is the use of a head covering (hijab). The veil has long been seen by westernized people as a sign of subjugation and male dominance over Muslim women. This combined with laws forbidding women to conduct certain activities in countries such as Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan portrays to outsiders a religious system of female oppression leading some public institutions in western societies banning its use (for example France). Read the article, A Veil in Their Minds and On Our Heads, (Found in Learning Module #3) for a different perspective on veiling. How is the veil viewed by the article’s author? How is the veil seen as a protective and identity forming piece of clothing? What would be an equivalent for a non-Muslim? Or, is there one? In addition to the article, what do the tenets of Islam propose as a way to give rights and protections to women?